How to Make Pyrography Wooden Spoons
Have a loved one that loves their kitchen more than anywhere else in the house? Why not make them something personalised that will make them smile every day, with these fun pyrography wooden spoons. One you've got the knack of it, you'll be decorating every wooden object in the house!
Tutorial by Rachel Richardson.
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How to make
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Design software enabling you to reverse your chosen design to print
Creasing/embossing tool (fine nib)
Measure the head of spoon. When you create a design allow 8mm around the edge to ensure it fits. The font shown is Channel, you can find free fonts available with a quick internet search. Once created, in the settings of your design software flip the image horizontally and print onto tracing paper.
Place the ink side of the tracing paper face down onto the spoon and tape into place.
Using the embossing tool, rub over the image gently to transfer the ink onto the spoon. Peel back the paper and check the pressure you have applied is enough.
While allowing the pyrography tool to heat up for approximately five minutes, rub the text onto the remaining spoons.
Use a fine tip to begin with, you can build up thickness if you need to later. For a sweet little detail burn a heart into the end of the spoon.
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